Jordan Dixon

Jordan studied Psychology and Counselling at Regents University before going into her studies Psychosexual Relationship Therapy. Jordan first trained and worked within both NHS led and private clinics on Harley Street and Great Portland Street. She currently works in private practice and in a team of expert clinicians at the Thought house partnership. Jordan sees eroticism as an important dimension of human essence. Her approach style is grounded, thoughtful, and relational, she is passionately curious in unlocking sexual potential. She believes there are no limits in our awareness and growth towards achieving optimal sexuality.

Born in Yorkshire with Chinese and Spanish heritage and background in Social Policy and Sociology from Leeds University she has been described with an innate awareness and intersectional understanding of the many barriers people face in society that inhibits access to our erotic selves. This balances Jordan in a multicultural, nuanced, non judgmental and trauma informed way of thinking. The psychotherapeutic approach she employs with individuals and couples is multidisciplinary, integrative humanistic. Working alongside her clients, Jordan fuses psychodynamic, existential, gestalt, person-centered with attachment theory, queer theory and transfeminism with holistic approaches to health and wellness. She regards her role as empowering clients, supporting and guiding them through that process, achieving sustainable internal changes and expansive growth as a result. She believes therapy should help clients connect to their own power within and access insight to identify the tools required to work through underlying root causes. Jordan strives to create a comfortable atmosphere in sessions and is sensitive to helping people who have had negative experiences in therapy in the past. Jordan is GSRD affirming and is qualified in GSRD affirmative therapy. GSRD being the preferred acronym that goes beyond the exclusivity and restrictions of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans) which includes everyone on the gender spectrum and diverse sexualities and practices including BDSM/Kink, asexualities, consensual and non-monogamies. She regards social inter-connectedness, freedom, sovereignty, and the right to self-determination as pre-requisites towards enriching and forging deeper long-lasting connections and change-oriented harmony.

Prior to her training as a therapist, Jordan worked alongside safeguarding bringing her into contact with vulnerable victims.